We are not here tonight as philanthropists, investors, or business leaders. We are here because we share a common cause—advancing peace and prosperity in our world. When I listen to Cindy speak, it always reminds me of the immense challenges we face in the 21st century, especially now. We must

It has been a tough year for Nigeria. Inflation has continued to surge, causing pain across our economy. Our country has been hit hard. As a nation, we import more than we export, and with a manufacturing sector struggling and the continued growth of our population, we require more than

I am delighted to welcome all of you. This is a first. The first time we have brought all groupwide HH board members together. Over 100 directors of all our investee companies in one location, at the HH Group Directors’ Annual Summit. It is a moment for reflection – a

Despite continuing uncertainty in our operating environment, the Transcorp Group and subsidiaries recorded increased earnings and cashflow for the year, driven by a strong corporate governance culture, commitment to sustainability, and consistent focus on improving the wellbeing of our people.  This excellent performance reflects the commitment of our Board of

We are all here to talk about reimagining health and life.  It is a universal topic – cutting across geography and culture  We all want health and a good life – and I hope you all achieve this!  Let me begin with my perspectives:  I am married to a doctor

The Insurance Act. Let us look at the legislation that governs our industry: Claims Settlement The Mindset of Insurance Practitioners in Nigeria. Recapitilisation of the Insurance Sector. Conclusion. Tony O. Elumelu, CFR

Yesterday, on the sidelines of #UNGA78, I participated in the Clinton Global Initiative panel on Philanthropy, alongside co-panelist Dr. Carmen Rojas, President of the Marguerite Casey Foundation and moderated by Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post and MSNBC. I underscored the critical role of Africapitalism in transforming Africa, both socially

Tuesday, September 19, 2023 14 years ago, we set out to change Africa. We wanted African solutions – not selfishly or ideologically – but because we knew instinctively, they would work. In 2015, we focused our efforts entirely on entrepreneurs – launching a 10-year programme to touch millions and fund

April 9, 2014 Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon, Ambassador Ashe, President of the UN General Assembly; Hon. Sajdik, President of ECOSOC; ambassadors, representatives, delegates and observers of the various nations and peoples of the world; representatives of civil society organisations and the private sector; and distinguished ladies and gentlemen. I thank